Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-08-17

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tate deals on foot.
Mrs. Langhorst, in the north part of
town, is quite sick.
Henry Morgan has q $4,000 real
estate deal on hand.
Sixty students were in attendance at
the normal yesterday.
Born to the wife Of Mr.. ]. R. Young,
Saturday, August 18th, a girl.
The man who beats Judge Stevens
will have to run like jack rabbit.
The Cackler family moved from here
to Pratt Center last Sunday.
Frank Whitaker, Of Sun City, is the
only republican candidate for sheriff.
The big rain on Monday was well
come omen to the democratic conyen-
ton.
A two-tOn refrigerator keeps all fresh
meat in good order at the Central meat
market.
Capt. PIERCE sold wagon load Of
grapes of his own raising in this city on
Monday.
Leave your orders for ice with Milton
Ham, at Currie IL Schmidt's feed
store. II
The latest, tenderest and best beef
at the Central meat market, opposite
lst National bank. 4
L. F. Pearson s. Co., are figuring on
selling one of the largest farms in this
county in short time.
A marriage license was issued on the
18th, to Z. G. Stone and Miss ROsella
NJ. Hankins, of Kiowa.
DR.. A. T.. Cloud, of Kiowa, has re-
ceived his appointment as a member of
the u. s. examining board for this dis
trict.
Subject at the Christian church next
Sunday morning, "Paul in Paradise"
In the evening, 1.-The Obedience of
Faith"
Prof. L. w. Everett, chancellor of
Garfield University, of Wichita, will
deliuer lecture before the normal, in
this city, some evening next week.
Judge Hardy issued permit on the
18th, to Henry l.. Thomas and Miss
Della Smith, Of Canema, and if they
are not married by this time it is their
own fault.
New districts that are in need of a
standard book will do well to call on
A. S. McCleary Il Co., Medicine Lodge,
Kansas, and get exchange on old
books. 1872
1t doesn't make any difference how
long you have been sick OF of what ma
ture your malady is, don't despair of
ever getting well again, but try homo
pathic remedies. Apply tOD DR.. Kociell.
The ice pool has been broken, and A.
ID. Jamison s. Co. will hereafter handle
all the concealed fluid alone. This firm
is now supplying Attica, Mingona, Sun
City and Lake City with ice. II
The rain Monday was very heavy
here, and in the western and northern
parts of the county, but it did not ex-
tend south of here three miles. Yes
terday, however, good rain fell south
of here.
Prof. Mcdonald, superintendent of
the Shawnee county public schools, de-
livered lecture last night in the Pres
byterian church, to the members of the
normal institute, his subject being The
Kansas System"
Grandpa S. Z. Stone is in receipt OF
intelligence from Monterey, California,
to the effect that his daughter, Mrs.
Jas. r. Fleming, is the mother of fine
boy, born about 10 days since. Mrs.
Stone is out there.
JEFF. D. Stevens, of New Mexico, and
Mrs. Minnie NJ. White, of this county,
were united in marriage on Monday,
the 18th, by Judge Hardy. The bride
is the eldest daughter Of Mr.. Peter
Wagner.
Among the real estate deals made
last week by Taliaferro & DeLisle, A.
d. Jameson traded $50 acres Of land IN
different parts of this county for So
600 hotel at Appleton City, Mo. 1t
rents for about $50 per month.
A Gypsey outfit of about twenty men
and women is camped south of the de-
pot. Sheriff Nelson searched their
wagons, yesterday, in hope of finding
some Of the goods that were stolen from
Geppert & Stone, Saturday night.
d. d. Leahey, of the Kiowa Herald,
was here as delegate to the conven-
ton. When his presence in town be-
came known, the public held its breath
for an hour in anticipation of a combat
between him and the blonde editor of
the Cresset.
Chas. d. Nelson could haye been re-
nominated for sheriff had be but asked
for the Office. Every one is satisfied
with his record and hundreds of the
best men in the county solicited him TO
again be candidate, but he positively
declined. He could have been elected.
Geo. w. Ellis resigned as member of
the school board of this district two
weeks ago, and ID. u. Aber has been
appointed by the county superintend-
ent to fill the vacancy. Mr.. Aber is
interested in educational matters, and
will make an efficient member OF the
board.
There Will be called meeting of the
Y. w. g. I. u. held at HattOn & Ste
vens' millinery rooms. next Thursday
evening, August 18th. at 7:SO O'Clock.
All the members are requested to be
present. The "Y's" will hold lawn
and ice cream social on Friday, August
10th, at Judge Stevens. HATTIE STE
VEINS, secretary pro tenn.
Burglars entered the hardware store